Articles by Kevin Whited

HAIR BALLS’ RICH CONNELLY engages in a bit of the media criticism once practiced at the Houston Press many years ago (before the quest for pageviews led to the proliferation of so much amateurish online

FRESH OFF MICHAEL REED’S reporting on METRO’s precarious financial situation, KHOU-11’s Mark Greenblatt reports today that the transit agency has announced a budget shortfall of $49 million for this year. The agency says this development

THE EXAMINER’S MICHAEL REED continues to lead the way in terms of METRO reporting, with this assessment of the organization’s precarious financial state relative to its grand plans. Here is an important takeaway, but be

THE MIGHTY WIZARD posts a detailed analysis of the massive tax increase being proposed by the Renew Houston special interest group.

THE CHRON recently posted one hellacious correction: A story on Saturday’s front page incorrectly characterized the relationship between Angela Gomez, her husband and Global Financial Services. She is accused by the federal government of using

THE CHRONICLE’S JENALIA MORENO reports that a Pasadena cruise-ship terminal constructed as part of a $387 million bond issue approved by Harris County voters… has not managed to attract any cruise ships. Hard to believe,

THE END OF HORSE RACING in Houston? Cory Crow says…. maybe.

IN A BREAK FROM THE JEFF COHEN/KATHRYN KASE tradition, the local newspaper actually ran a Chron Eye for the victims of a heinous murderer who will soon be departing. We had no idea some criminals

TOM BAZAN passes along the latest (July 2010) boarding/revenue information for METRO, and the results aren’t pretty. Boardings are down significantly, again, for the Main Street tram and for the bus system. Always good at

SHOCKINGLY, the Houston Press broke some actual news on Friday. Some METRO board members are apparently balking at a proposed Galleria-area real-estate deal related to the proposed Uptown line. Since the Uptown Management District probably